The Display Of Various Qualification Certificates That Our Factory Possesses

Boymay is a leading bath bomb manufacturer specializing in the research, development, and production of a wide range of bath products, including natural bath bombs, shower steamers, bath salts, handmade soaps, hand soap effervescent tablets, and bath gift sets.

Located in Huizhou City, Guangdong Province, we benefit from excellent transportation connections. Our bath products meet international quality standards and have gained high appreciation in various markets worldwide. Our factory covers an area of 100 square meters and employs over 200 dedicated professionals. With Sedex audit certification, GMPC, ISO 22716, and SGS, our well-equipped facilities and strict quality control ensure exceptional production standards.

The following is the presentation and introduction of some certificates owned by our factory.

GMPC

GMPc certification" stands for "Good Manufacturing Practices Certification." It is a certification standard for pharmaceutical and medical device manufacturing companies. Its purpose is to ensure that companies adhere to strict standards of production and quality management to guarantee the safety, purity, and effectiveness of their products. The GMPc certification confirms that a company complies with international or specific national regulations and standards concerning production, quality control, equipment maintenance, personnel training, and record-keeping

 

ISO 22716:2007

ISO 22716:2007 is a standard published by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) known as "Cosmetics - Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) - Guidelines on Good Manufacturing Practices." This standard specifies best practices in the production of cosmetics, covering critical areas such as raw material management, production, quality control, packaging, storage, and transportation.

The ISO 22716:2007 standard aims to ensure that cosmetic manufacturers adhere to a set of stringent quality management and production standards to guarantee the safety, quality, and compliance of their products. It encompasses various aspects, including employee training, equipment maintenance, hygiene, and cleanliness requirements.

Obtaining this certification signifies that a company complies with the requirements outlined in ISO 22716:2007 during the cosmetic production process, providing consumers with increased assurance and confidence.

The ISO 22716:2007 certificate is widely recognized in the cosmetics industry as a guide for establishing and implementing high-quality manufacturing standards for cosmetics.

MSDS

 

An MSDS certificate stands for "Material Safety Data Sheet," which is a document providing detailed information about specific chemicals or products, including their composition, physical and chemical properties, hazard identification, safety guidelines for handling, first-aid measures, and recommendations for storage and disposal.

Usually provided by chemical manufacturers or suppliers to users, MSDS sheets are crucial to ensure that users understand and can safely use, handle, and store these chemicals. They are essential for workplace safety and compliance with relevant regulations.

These sheets typically contain information such as:

Identification of the chemical and supplier information

Ingredients and their percentages

Physical and chemical properties

Hazard identification and precautionary measures

Emergency response and first-aid measures

Handling, storage, and transportation recommendations

MSDS sheets are usually prepared in accordance with international or regional regulatory standards to ensure accurate, comprehensive, and reliable information about chemicals or products.

CPSR

CPSR (Cosmetic Product Safety Report) refers to a report required under Regulation (EC) No 1223/2009 of the European Union for the safety assessment of cosmetic products sold in the European market.

The CPSR report is required before a cosmetic product is placed on the market in the European Union by cosmetic manufacturers or distributors. It is an essential document to ensure that cosmetic products undergo necessary safety assessments and testing before being placed on the market, complying with the requirements of the EU Cosmetic Regulation.

The content of a CPSR report typically includes:

Description of the product and its ingredient list

Safety assessment, including an evaluation of chemical components and potential risks

Evaluation of compliance and stability of the product

Assessment of product labeling and packaging

This report needs to be prepared by qualified cosmetic safety assessors or entities to ensure that the products are not harmful to human health when used and comply with the safety standards set by the European Union.

The CPSR certificate is a necessary document for the compliant sale of cosmetic products in the European market.